During World War I, German Americans faced significant discrimination and suspicion from the U.S. government and the public due to their ethnic heritage. Many were subjected to anti-German sentiment, leading to social ostracism, violence, and the suppression of German culture, including the banning of the German language and music. The Espionage Act of 1917 and the Sabotage Act of 1918 allowed for the persecution of individuals suspected of disloyalty, which disproportionately affected German Americans. Overall, this period marked a challenging time for German Americans as they navigated their identity amidst wartime hysteria.
The American actress Pamela Suzette Grier (born 1949) is of African-American ancestry. "Looks native American" is not a very scientific way of classifying ethnicity.There are many hundreds of people in the world with the name "Pam Grier", some of whom may have native American ancestry - but the actress does not.
how many Native Americans live in Pueblo they did not have the awnser were i looked
About 51000 Americans died in the Vietnam conflict.
The Europeans started to use the Native Americans as slaves.
Statistics like that were not measured in 1918, but it is likely that more than 20% of the U.S. population claimed some German ancestry.
Many
Many Americans have Irish ancestry.
There is no precise measurement of how many African-Americans have some white ancestry, but it is thought that almost all African-Americans whose ancestors were slaves in the pre-Civil War United States have some white ancestry.
Irish people have been emigrating to America for hundreds of years, especially since the great famine in the 1840s and with the improvement in transport between the countries. There is no way of saying how many people have emigrated over the centuries. Many Americans claim Irish ancestry.
They probably converted.
most of the white americans are pure, but there are some white americans with native american ancestry.
Initially, it was the antiwar movement, supported by the presence of many Americans of German ancestry.
51 million people
Harassed by bitter people probably, otherwise not much. Many Americans had German ancestry and many of those American's helped the war effort. They were just distrusted and hated by a growing number of individuals involved or attached to the war effort.
300,000
The number of Germans in the world is dependent on how the term "German" is defined. It depends on whether "partial German ancestry" or only "single-ancestry ethnic Germans" are included. or only native speakers are meant. The answer would be somewhere between 80 and 160 million worldwide.